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Ask HN: How to find an IPhone developer
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I am not an economist, but to me arguments 1,2 and therefore 5 seem specious. 3 and 4 hold water, but they are pretty self explanatory. China's economy, to me, seems like a leverage play on the US. If the US economy seriously stagnates, C
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DreamIt Ventures to Launch in NY
(blogs.forbes.com)
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Surprised noone has mentioned Heroku. Simple, accessible, and generally easy to navigate. http://docs.heroku.com/
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d4ft
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"When I was starting out I couldn’t afford to attend any conferences, but everyone can afford $400 for two days." Oh really?
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d4ft
16y ago
I'm still a little confused about what the value prop is. Is this like quora for your business? Or more of UserVoice type service?
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16y ago
This phenomena was described to a t in Dan Ariely's The Upside of Irrationality. In it, he first describes a situation in which one would be paid a high salary (I think a million dollars) for creating power points that were immediately del
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16y ago
Regardless of whether one believes HN should be a job board or not, if you do post a job, I would (personally) ask that you please post some idea about compensation/remote-working options.
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16y ago
Getty images bought a company like this in the mid 2000's. They did current-event photography from phones. Might be something worth looking into.
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One gripe: When you click an article it should open in a "_blank" window/tab. I hate having to click back.
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This reminds me of portfolio theory in finance: as long as your goals are diverse enough, generally you will track the market (i.e. how life is going generally). That being said, I think the most successful business people are those that r
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16y ago
Good content, but my favorite part of the article is the anecdote about how Paul started at Google. Putting yourself in a place where you have the opportunity to be lucky makes up some percentage of the total likelihood of being extremely
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SEO for Bing Versus Google
(sixrevisions.com)
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16y ago
The article mentions a few fairly vague examples of what this type of algorithm is used for. To all of you non-neophytes, what are some specific implementations of this algorithm and where are they used?
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16y ago
Doesn't that 5,057 include "other professional degrees"? Further, are these only from accredited schools? Both could greatly reduce the effect of this particular statistic. That said, it is always disheartening to be reminded of the poor
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16y ago
I think he may just be suggesting forming as an LLC or some other entity that both shields you from liability, and doesn't dissolve when one partner calls it quits.
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16y ago
I may have just discovered my latent epilepsy
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What makes founders want to found?
(rantsontheground.posterous.com)
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Peter Diamond and other Nobel winners' solutions stumble in real world
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16y ago
Sorry if I wasn't clear, I guess I meant more of a handholding for the process as a whole, not a better way to do search specifically.
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Ask HN: I hated buying a house, how can we fix it.
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16y ago
I'm not much of journaler, but I think the execution is excellent. Only suggestion: include OpenID or OAuth option for sign up and sign in, so you can have single click access if you want your own account. Should help keep that streamline
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New Revealing paper on High Frequency Trading
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Sidebar for gmail that recommends quora responses based on email content
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Christopher Hitchens is on my list. This essay was, in my opinion, one of the best I've ever read: http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/features/2010/09/hitchens-... Also, although the topics are fairly silly, Cary Tennis is another author
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16y ago
Thats exactly what I meant. Sorry if it wasn't clear. I was trying to say that we are leaning toward government protection over personal freedoms. So, yes I agree.
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Ask HN/PG: On App Submission
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backscatter nudity
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Quick nitpick: The Court that issued the judgment on the GPS case was the 9th circuit (not district). Otherwise, I do agree. The right to privacy is something that is not explicitly guaranteed in the Constitution. It only exists because
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Just an aside, this article was written in 2007-2008. Not taking sides either way, but much has changed in the programming world since then.
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